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Is Time To
7  Municipal Bonds
Write--for our latest;.._lla"t'_of.'_Municipal offerings yield-
ing as higli_a`s 5% per cent on high class Eastern Munici-
as. -_ _
1  ` . I
 Atlantic Bond Company. Limited
Bank ei Montreal Building `
‘ '_  J0l\l'l_.' I H '
1021--8-2iM3nios
Ai i l - _
I A Sound, Conservative investment
, _
_ We refer to an investment in Nova Scotia Steal-und Coal
Company 6 per cent. Debenture Stock.
it is an investment that appeals to investors who put their
money into the seasoned securities of _enterprises that are
¢l\0l’0\18hlY Bslabllvhcd. whose earning abilities are well known
and extond ove_r a. number of years. _
It is an investment where the security is backed hy
tangible nnsots that are valued at many times the amount of
the security outstanding. .
An investment that is secured by a mortgage.
An investment which although so amply secured, is
ptferetgd at a price to yield a good return on the money
nves .
_ Price 98 _'H Interest
Yielding Over 6 Per Cent '
_ F. li. Mcflurdy & Co., _
 i K
r 7 p. c. _Preferred Stock
I ' _Fo'r"_th_e lpast `three°"years the
-_earnings _of the Company after pay.
ing Bond Interest has anioiiiited to
over  TIMES. Preferred
Dividend, or over_TI-IREE TIMES
the dividend on present Preferred'
Stock. Net Earnings for' seven
months this year show an increase of
.l->_
_éii
over 25 p c. compared with same
period last year.
Price on application.
Royal Securities' lloiporalion ltd-
Banh of Montreal Building, St John, N B.
Montreal, alifax, . Quebec.
0ttavva, '|`oro.\to, london, Eng. K
11s1-o-=1MS*f- `
_ 1 1-mil Quinn
li--l
Ranch-Bred Island Foxes '
PurcBred Black $l5000 a pf-
Shareholders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are
` air for the three pairs of ranch-bred
paying only $i5,ooo a p _ ___ _ ment
Island black foxes after deducting the cost of rnnc equ p .
organization and stock-_selling ¢1P¢U§¢9-  ~
/ . b _ thi ` mpnny nyc _selected from fine -_
The foxes owlxltlon had ghacihpion strains,all“Class A foxes-
l
Toplln, Rayner.
_Free -Ranching the First Year
' hi' _th firt ear and
N° °"°'¢° "‘°*°*'°‘ ’° ‘“““i.‘°‘.§2§‘f ..’I.‘€.. .3-r.»1i\’m»der»
gm ' ' _asaetslncludea t ree
imm ; splendldli' ¢<l“*PP¢d~
Three- Rivers Silver Black Fox Co.. Ltd.
1 ooo shares Qioo each wllilich canbeeb-
A Paid up capita $54. »
tained fremany of the directors or from » __' _
'i'li’tii""i.‘a_rmer‘s"Bureap  __EX¢l\_5l\5*’»_ _l-*di
ial)-Because of the rapidly ins,-sag.
ingtrade between America and Ja.
P”-'M fl Bl\0fl»lEe` of trans-Pacific vos-
=¢1S is expected by Y. Nsgssiusw.,
thi! city, who has just returned from
the Orient.. _ > .
"JBPHD Will become the grealeg
material in the world,” said Nnga.
bales were shipped there and 'this
Year l’-he Shipments will reach 400 ~
bales." ' `
_ . _ _
IRIPORTANCE OF
‘ THE TOOTH BRUSH.
_ _ a
is necessarily not only to remov
the germs of many terrible diseases
M211. the eustachian tubes and th
cause consumption, diphtheria, ear;
ache, eaten-h,. bronchitis, eonsiimg
grown upon the teeth. It is now
_ Porto llllIo_Iia|Iways lin.   -...__
_ Are you one of those to whom
every meal is another source of
suffering? ' `
will help your disordered stomach to
digest any reasonable meals, and will
acon restore lt to such perfect con-
dition that you'll never feel that you
have a stomach. Take one after
‘ each meal. 50c.`a__Box atyour
- 3 Druggist's. lMade by the,7Nationa
Drug`and Chemical Co. of Canada,
LlmltGd. ' |50
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0YSl`ER LULTURE
Notice of Applications for Oys-
ter Leases in
St Pi-ter’s Bay, King’s County
`Pownal Bay, Qneen’s County.
N w Lyndon Bay, Q\'_een's
Coudty. »
Oyster Cove, Prince County,
Indian River Prince Coiiuty.
Shipyard River, Prince County
Barbara Weir River, Prince
County. '
' Tryon River, Prince County.
App i:atioiis on the regular
mniited forms will be received by
the undersigned for lease of barren
bottoms for Oyster Culture in the
above mentioned waters up to and
- n the first day of November ni xt
E-ich application will _require to
be accompanied by cash. certified
cheque or P. O Order for Three
dollars, to pay cost of drawing dup
,licate lease and régisterirg same
Copies /of plans, application
fornis, form of lease and leasing
regulations are deposited and may
be inspected at _the following
places.:-
Ofiice of the Provincial Secret-
ary. Charlottetown.
Store of McEwen_& Co., St.,
Peter’s Bay.
Store of H. D.'McEwen. Moreli,
Store of Harry Cox, Morell.
Store of A_.\j. MacLeod; Stanley
Bridge. '
`Store~of Weir 8: Fyte, Stanley
Bridge. ' `
Store of James Kennedy, Ken-
aington.` .
Leslie MacNutt at store of P.
MacNutt 8:. Sons, Maipeque. ‘
Prothonotarys Office, Summer
le. / ' .
“Office of Hon. James McNeill,
Suinmerside. ._
_ E. Boswell at store of Wright
Bros. Victoria-
Qgim gf M: C. Delaney, North
-Tryon. -
Pownal.` _ _
ARTHUR NEWBERY,
ffm _ Q r. *$.17 `_’ `
our ifworio   sworn ooomso
no cusiuoii in GERMAN ARMY
SAT’ FRANCISCO. Oct- 2. (Sow BERLIN, ost. z, (special)-'rue causes mush .nssssuskisg among ora '-
sword, the soldior's proverbial weup- Hlet °€_:&ll‘Ym¢Il._l0l` _lt 1_8 FBCOEUUCG ‘
l th I _ a e exper men, if successful, ~. .
Zgenisncsn tzeoazvz dzysdii llistolll' may lead to its general adoption in
manager of th Mn _ C 7 ° “PP"“"f*"°°_the cavalry. With infantry ‘ officers
e su cmpsny ol in the German army. The six csv- now dispensing with the sword in ac-
alr re tinents rovided for b the
Y 8 D Y e,
army increase law, passed this year, less conspicuous to opposing sharp- r
__ t- will he without sabres, being armed shooters, and cavalry going into sc- `
pure aser of -cotton and other raw instead with carbines equipped with tion with rifle and bayonet, poetical .
Emma toda __ the hort infantry bayonet. The references to the sword of battle may l
Y- Last year 370,000 change is made experimentally, butihsvg to be rey;Bed_ _ -Y
- / _ ._...__.-1_-_1-
tual warlar to make themselves
' SHIPPING NEWS. end of the breakwater. She will sail ‘
____
...°WlI-IARF' NEWS.-_-The schooner
Telephone, Captain Joseph Lane,
arrived Saturday from Sydney with
The regular use of the toothbru h -5 “'50 Uf 0081 and on _Sunday and _count of rough weather- They are
Monda was anchored out in the
_ Y P s s p v
the acid encrustations that eat hole: h“"b°I`-“The Limelight. in charge Of block and hope to place it in posi-
in the teeth, but also to sweep away Cfilltlllll BUBDSY. Brill/cd Bt  p.m. tion in the course at a ievn weeks,
Monday from St. Pierre, where she
These and the necks of the teen, 8,; has been with a cargo of live stock tug Mersey returned to Sour-is last
ideal resting place; they multiply a and Pl`°d“°° f°l` J- J- Hllglfw &C0~. week, after making several iutilt at.-
mlllionfold in a few hours unless Souris' S1" is anchowd “tin” Rml' lielllillill £0 Pull 05 ll B¢0W b°l0l\8lDE
washed away; then they go down the WHY WU”-ff Rnd is H8911* l0ndil1g for to the ill-fated dredge No. 1, which
throat) enter the lungs, the stom- St" Pi°"°'“'Th° Ella' G~ KlD§. CEP- some time ago sank oil Traeadle.
tain Walker, intended to leave on re-
e
passage behind the noBe_ There they turn to Gloucester with a lull cargo able one, has been landed high and
of over 300 barrels of nrst-class
mackerel after an absence of three
-in fact, it would he difficult, to My 1110H§l1Ef CBPl1BU\ Walker is £0 ht! the Mersey has made repeated efforts
with certainty what diseases may °°“8|`“t“1B»t¢d for he bear! BWGY to bring it' to port.. Unable to stand
not arise from the germs that have with him th” 1“"E°5f~ ¢Hl`§0 Of llluckj the rough weather and heavy seas ' "
erel that has left these waters ‘or
McLean Co , including 100 casks ot
cod-oil and 100 barrels of mackerel
ers, the Portland Fish Company,
land, a boot and shoe agent from
registered at the Sea View-Hotel
some days in Souris on a. combined
business and pleasure trip, and who
turnin to his home in the
E 5.
_returning from a business' trip to
Halifiii; and Mr. Joseph McPhee,
who was making the round trip_fi'bm
Picton.-Over 100 `cnses `ot lobsters
were landed on the Railway wharf
_Saturday for" the Portland _Packing
I C_o.,' _ Charlottetown. -` They ' “were
cnught'in'the Magdalene and almost
the last shipment for the season, as
September 30th was the last_ day
for legal fishing.-The schooner Bea-
trice, Captain O'Harro, arrived Sun-
day from Picton with a load of coal
for Matthew & McLean Co. She is
anchored at _their wharf and on Mon-
day began C discharging `her cargo.-
The Abana, with Captain Lannlgan
in charge, has arrived in port from
WalIace,<N. S., where she has been
loaded with stone for the.rip-rap
work~of Souris breakwater. She will
begin discharging the latter part of
gre week. This is the first trip the
bans has made for rip-rap stone.--
The schooner M.C.A., in command of
Captain Clofort Arsenault, is in
Souris harbor and is anchored some
50 feet from the Railway wharf. She l
was onfher way from Picton t.. .the `
Magdalen Islands with a. general car-
go and was forced by stress of
weather ‘to put into port for shelter.
-The Henry Dicks, Captain Harry
Butts, is now at Matthew & Mc-
Lean's wharf and is being loaded by
rlterns Bros. with live stock and
getic clerk, Mr. George Pierce, will
have charge ot the shipment and will
accompany it to its destination.-
The schooner Swallow left early
Saturday morning for Pugwash with
a load of sand shipped by Joseph
M. McDonald. She is expected to re-
turn in about a week with n cargo
get brick for Fraser & McQuaid. This
brick will he shipped by a tirm in
New Glasgow and is for -the `u_ew '
“.§‘“i. "s“.‘.‘.i‘.‘.‘2.“"..'il‘.§?§ ‘.‘i..”°.‘;1.°'i2f.§ SPE§(ir|¢ii.l's  siiiiws `a|.i. rua war sr wnrii'
e .
months.-On Monday and Tuesday
the schooner Dictator was discharg-
ing her lodd of rip-rap stone at the
andrign good regair. 'I his farm is in
good condition and situated in a
good farming settlement. near
.Railroad statlon,Churches.Schools.
There are several Lobster Factor iesl
near by and 2 Factories on the-
Farm. Any person wanting to buy
a good farm in a good part of the
for Wallace Wednesday, weather per-
mitting, where she will again load
up_ for the breakwatcr.-The Beasley
Brothers were obliged to stop work '
on the breakwater ` Wednesday on ac- '
its own.
ro ressiii ra idl with the fourth
tide f and weather permitting.-The
The scow, which is a new and valu-
dry some few miles west of St. Pet.-
crs and, during the last two weeks, ' ;,,,,|,,,|,,,,,,;,-_,,,,,,,
Worn by lla Baal. People.
she was obliged to return without _
considered almost certain that many a1m°Bt‘ thirty y°“"'_'Th° Swmlsea attaining her Object. and OH Sllllddl' ‘ '
cases of appendicitis have this as Trad" arrived ‘Wm Halifax and 'evening the Douglas H. Thomas, one
their origin. Hence t.here_is no pro- Uharl°tt°t°Wn _Sunday l!10l'I\iDE of the Black Diamond tugs, left for ' _
seg; of the 'wget so important as about nine o'clock. Her inward car- St. Peters to see what she could do i
that of brushing the teeth. S” °°“‘“”t°° °f 11 Small amount of ‘in one matter.-Ali urs fishing i.osrs`
_ Wl1Y'ff9i§l1t- After i-“king 011 \>08f'1 were tied up to the wharves ou' Mon-
! _ ` _ .3 large Bhwment H101" Matthew & day owing to unfavorable weather.-
l
The following schooners were moored
at the Railway wharf Monday even-
she left on return to Halifax about ing: Limelight., Capt. Bushey, live i  _ 
12 3-m_~“'Tl1% Lady Sybil HYUVGG stock and produce; Abana, Capt.. _ 
from Pictou at 5 o'clock Monday OIHMI-0_ stone; Ella G_ Kmg_ gpm. '  N
evenéniegélgg tale; t°o5$`é°a¢l119b§;rdl“' cester, Capt. Walker, mackerel; at  _  '
Zffinuo of' wa. freight ...<1 nfl fi-'“.‘;.‘;f°“‘€.§2““i5r..¥¥.‘i§.° é“°s?$§i?‘°.'.' i iiillll Iilllilil|\ll\lll\\|||ll|\il"‘U“-U“""W5’"‘li\|ll|ll\l|llli|llllliillllllllllllillwl _M _
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’“‘“‘“' me" “'h’°“ 511° le” ‘Of We Matthew & McLesn’s when were the Till  `|iiiillBill.L lIli.0F SILT. LIMITED. SALT. llitlllllli. it L
M“g““‘°“ 1°‘“““°~‘*‘ 7 Pm' A‘“°“@ Beatrice. Cave Lwiigw. wal; An- _fl_i\|li1|||nlmmnllmmnunminilllllulluuumllumnmuxumumrmuniuulluffriru|f|flfiairfilllfliiinlrior
-_ EETE
The Charm of Cleanliness. - i
Cleanliness exercises n charm all 
“CEETEE” Underclothing pro- - i
duces ia feeling of entire cleanli- _
ncss in the wearer. lt keeps the _
body fresh and sweet b absorbing -  . _- |
all the perspiration. ft' is warm, .I ,` f
cosy, comfortable and fits perfectly. H.
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I
All H CEE."l'l»Zl-I" Umierelolhiag is msds`f'rom the aohesi,
aa... stamina Mun... v/.si ....|y. na. ......ii» uhreogs rl . ~
l thorough lrelmlent _of bombings and scouring IE! removes r _» f
evpirynmzlels of foralgn matter and leaves every strand as sol! _ii
as sa y possible.
"CEETEE" Uldcnlotbirag ls _ao lofi \bsl il will not .
lrrllsle even as |nfaail'a akin. Alljoinaarskniraedl elher
(nolalvn) making each garmentpracticllly one piece. all hu .
no 'wah »p_°l_u._ Eve? garment is fashioned wiomarisslly
during alia nuung ia i the human form. thus rendering it
oomfonabls, any an wear, and perfect Easing.
Then an the reasons why HCEEFEE Underclothlng la
W0o\' 'r .
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Sold by also Boat Deslnn.
' iooi ’
her passengers were: John Kennedy. nie M., Capt. Poole, fish; Syke, - ___ ry
former captain of the Malsvar and Q g, 3 h il, ii h; H'ld . - °
who. or we mefe»u_°r.ms mirror- .ff r,..'§.§'.l'f....gf e....l_ ".i`§.r§i`.°.§, Nova Scotia Steel £8 Coal
fish' Henry Dicks, Capt Harry
tain Clofort `Arsenault, merchandise'
Lane, coal *
.Pictou, who landed_in_ Souris and M.,-1. the Telephonej Capt. Joseph i 5 p C it C
` _ ‘ _ ; _ _ 0 0 "=- ~
Mr. William Rankin. who`has spent _‘ ‘ ' o - _ tt it very ‘“r‘c“ve pricm
_ Co. .
Montreal was on a. short _business B gft 1~ 5 K' d dl _ 0 t I M '__
trip to 'Plct.ou; Mr. Daniel Slither- _lnughsé 53583; 055;-em;hep16[?C\_x;‘3_ Ca;   
._._,-,
_ STEAMSHIP SAILINGS
C IN;-D‘“.c°Dy.P°P.i.T`bIeh M38 dlisien  G. Geddes, who was ` _' ,   ._ 
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";~<
Corporation Limited 5
H. landlord. “molds 
.m lellil Bild. lllllal, lil 
i $000, \ae¢£ .. _-,L
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Qhil Land1 bl.
I
RATES from' Charlottetown
produce for St. Pierre. Their ener- __
sul-
i5:
DUM| NIUN _
The Woman who Travels Aloaa
_ Ne woman need dread eronlnl tha
ocean aluneltahetranla by the Royal
Lino. limb vessels carry a ah|p‘|
matron. when mls duty lr la te render
ul in Iv aid t woman
_ -ve. --
CANADIAN
» PAClFlCi_
q er. uno nu a o
Uavelllnl alone or with children.
ILILS. Royal Edward
Il.H.l. Ro1alG»or¢a
Many. many letters ara on his shaw-
|a| how wsllibls revies Ia appreciated
and wliaa a syiandld help Ii has bass
io women dsprlved ol tha usual pro- _
taeilon and comfort of family nl
Manda.
Dsl llila la only onelof the aplclal
iraium of the Royal Line. Read the
»xwRS'°~S 1° 
_BOSTON » 
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Tickets an sale Daily Sept. 20 ta ¢¢..||q ` . ‘
on. ia. _ N..u..... ff" --
Good for Thirt yay! from Date ol Issue l
' Agent W K `RriEers-Citi.
Stsamsbllll
Llmltsd
$18.00 _ iowa* °' l _
Sept. 25\h to October l0lh, l9l
J.
p:_NcoU"~R_B 6_1 Eastern  S. Corporation
. » _ vicroiua. a. c. ' N
=;__g=_  rP,,R»|-LAN” out  NTERNAHONAI' U E
§gg;g;=,_~g="- AUIUMN Excursions
Montreal to Liverpwf
Royal Mail Bsrvlcs y
Sailinglp Fr°m 'vlontrepl S 
if-\NAns"d Q§l’i’°° ost ith " ` 1 .~ _
sepia- 'r ‘-1 or f
=MEgAN'I‘IC \ 1' 25°" ' STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS
:The Largestf'nnn.ri_ian ,
liners in commission. 4- 3' | _ - -
_ _ R/f'i‘Es= » _ ‘
According to 'steamer and _ ___ 1 l
accomodation Qs ` __
First Class. _  ...$92-50 _-Af ._
_ Uqe Class (}sb|nl1l),50.0'l;~5H_# ` ___
 . Hd (ji.  _ Q _f _ m _ . _ _ . ._,
i?€i§‘i.2“§§i.a.i‘ri?.3'€.“.§”1?9 4`rAé_.- f 1'!! Mai  ufms' ip V 
~ Steamship Agent for partie- 1 *lgg E ‘ ~ OYAL L-  - -  - _' ‘_ f"
ulars. ‘ ' -- ai 1
r _ ,,_ ._  l'
 _ITE SlAR.._._»_¢-~~_s »i
rz n an........... .__ usa c.
Vi i i T (i U 7
Tunlsian_....  Tues (in¥._I4
Victorian  'J_‘\_ies. "us 2|
- 0orslcan..........._......lues Oc 23
Montreal to Glasgow;
Scandinavian .........- Baa. _nr-_r.. 4
Hesperian ..,....... ... Thurs Cut. 9
Prstorian......,.......... Sat. #Mrk is
Giamplan........._...-.. Thur (lot. 22
Montreal--llavre-London
Scotian ....   Snn.0 5
Corinthian  Sun.0c iz
Sicilian .. ............... Hat. (lc IR
Tonian  ._.........S\in Ociéitl
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For rates, and full nrticul a.
apply W. K. ROGERS ity. _
ii. o a. si.i.AN g
2 St. Peter Strut. Montn1 i
f _
PLANT LIN-E
AUTUMN sxcuasious ro
iiosron
Commoneing Sent, isth until Oct. llllh und
good for return within thirty days lrom
sts oi issue.
Charlottetown to Beaton and
. » . . ‘
   » ' - ousiu.o1"rs:'1‘owN 'ro nos'roN
_ =»"""“°'=°°-}  .‘2s::.‘:';.i':.‘:..i°::::.'.._-_»_~_~_»_1-_~_-_-:_-_-:_-_-_~_-_~_-_'ate
_ _ Los ancatas ,, ,,
To be .ou by rubric Aw-on at _ ' _ .risarmr5L?:e;:n.§;.t°;i,_:a..as __ __ _ ____ _   _
. ‘ )_ _
Plilel te~ 0” T\7‘~`5daY SePt~ 30th: Equally Low Ral__e_s rom _nd to ;‘|i:`,=i|i`¢i1r!iii0°§:;f-g`('rl¢l.»l:nbEio§l)q cf!`Es.s§7:;::;' thsers will only hs :ns sailing a wick. the
0 a '
_-15.-i
Return SI3.ll0 '
The Tuesdays' railings ol the B.E. Hal-
cl tl d. th relore
S. S. Evangeline on Fridays. The' vanze
at  ‘km of Ale¥andet Stewart mher Points Ei§E1`::g;|E2;J°a?£ii.Frl'dsy=' for liinatport, line will make her last trip for the season
I ' UCI DI II-
containing i2_5 acres of Prime land. r w'B' H0vd¢A.li`>iih,Dil_Pn.A" 0' EB' Mi'.'iiii'r.';'s'.°5Jiii§»°»'ii(_uii°f=tbiifivrtiiiii§y°»i“i'i ifiiiifiii °n'ifriii»i.o3=e.ir¢».`»r.drsilowisz
situated _at Pinette Bridge, Lot 5% {__a_;.:_n-E__=péi__" up-_:l_»iEr_»2_ 3_1: _p. m.. for in-isays;
» There are g00d Olllbtllldiilgs an Mgluyigg fp|;}Aggft1_1pdL|§g.;'1¥r¢¢_:¢
51° edwenm H°“5°» “h“°5t“°“' 'r '_' "' ' 5 'Z' ' 'if;ai:1°”i7r°a'ii°|rii§' Wadi 'rimdfiul ‘ 
_ Tliurl my and Saturday at 8.80 p. m.
Q ca L ‘I or tie eta. literature and iniormatlon
F d , b itith. b l
"°'i‘ "°.i'i.°'2i. 'fs-if .§°~°°v`i 55.... ..?.i'SE
Jaa. Carragher,
Charlottetown. ‘ Agent.
TIME TABLE
c ec ad throu ht
sriziusinr Linens -. a.;;{i,g»p;»_<_>,rf_;.,"fA_1;__~;~_ M-
I' L don Btdsmsr From Hallie m"‘°hn` 'P
---- Rappahannock September lstb
K h S, "mb" mb Charlottetown Steam
Sept. il (Via Sl. John’ni
G W WAKIFOID
_ _ ' - _ _ ` Ant* ?‘°v`n¢lal S¢cf¢t°fY- Eldon. P.E.l. Allan Line Bteamshlll Co.at Halifax. ' ‘ ”.m‘“ _ _
r ' '- ` 0 P09* Om” 'Ph 3°P*° ‘9'3°` Tam* *l 5'1"- riraunss wiriiv a c~..i.'ro, ousrrsmssrs. inn. imaa. ll. MURPHY- 
FUTINII wllhl' r l _ .Emi to iosai ¢is_l¢_¢;:.as:p_¢_:_-_ Bureau
"°"‘ °“ ~  
"" “‘"' ‘ " N.vig.n.... co., Loi
Rocky Point Ferrv
Str Hillsboro will run as followlz-
Lv. Cli'town Lv. Ry. Point
7.210 a. m. 8.00 s.. m.
ltllllld, thlS l3 thf Pl¢C¢ t° b“Y ‘|m°“'“‘ 0°t°b°r nh Uommsnolng Monday the ltli sl May_ B-305-llh 9-005-111-
There is I  wharf almqst Sept. Nth Simlllladsnh October l8lh tbl  930 “_ m. ‘0_0o “_ m.
on th¢ fn-mt of the farm, There ia Q Oct. 1th Bapnshanngck October mth STEAUBK NURTHUMBEBLANP ‘L00 “_ m_ ILM “_ m.
\ leaves Charlottetown for Plotou N B '
contract new let to have this vvparf ,mm Lmrpool Fmm mm” ,_, no ,,.g,,,,,_,, ‘___ ,,,__ ,é,,,,,,¢__P,,,;,,,,' 3,- 130 p, m, gm p_ m_ __
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